Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1865, Page 3

7 LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO.NIGHT. GRovER's THEATER.—The Martinetti Troupe and comedy combination. To-night the panto- mime of the Green Monster,” the comedy of *Loan of a Lover” and other attractions. Forp’s THEATER.—The grand Upera of “La Sonnambula,” Miss Kellogg as “Amina,” sup- ported by Lotti. Susini, Maller, Mad. Ficher and other favorites. Ovp FetLow’s HaLt.—Fakir of Vishnu, with Startling performances in magic, to be followed by the distribution of gifts among the audience. Canrerscry.—An immense Dill of bur- jesque, ballet, fun and sentiment, concluding With a capital afterpiece. Oxrorp.—Performance on the trapeze and slack-wire, Roman and Grecian statuary, bal- Jet, songs and burlesques. Crrcus AND MENAGERIE.—Thayer, Noyes and Van Amburgh’s great equestrian and zoclogical combination opens to-night on 6th Street, south of theavenue. The immense col- dectien of animals has arrived in fine trim from New York, and the condition of the perform- ing horses was never better. Hannibal is in perfect health. Cracus.—Stone & Rosston’s great circus opens to-night at the corner ot New York ay- enue and 6th street. The pavilion is commo- dious, the stud of horses unsurpassed, and the corps of equestrians of the most brilliant order. Prof. Hutcbinsen’s troupe of performing dogs és attached to the exhibition. Seaton HALt.—Complimentary ball for the benefit of George W. Donn, Jr., drafted. A great success is anticipated. ——_— Navy Yanrp.—The steamer King Phillip jeft the Yard yesterday afternoon with the crews of the “Lillian” and “Danbarton,” for- erly blockade runners, for the lower river, where they will be placed on the vessels of the Potomac flotilla. These vessels were yester- day discharging their stores and will be dis- mantled, preparatory to being transferred to the (,uartermaster’s Department of the army, to be used astransports. The recent successes on the Southern coast will relieve a large number of vessels employed on the blockade, and at present there are a large number lying xt the Norfolk Yard unemployed. I: is stated that the Navy Department will transfer quite 3 number to the army and thus save considera- ble sums to the Government, which are now expended in chartering vessels. Mr. R. R. Ross, of, oe bape roe Tperer Inspector of bills, i A. Taever Tesigned, to accept oe in e In- terior Department. Mr. Wm. Dennison, of Boston, Massachu- Setts, the new constructing engineer of the yard, entered on his duties to-day. Mr. Den- Rison is an engineer of much experience, hay- ing been employed as such for twenty years past, under the Ordnance Department of the Army, and he is, also, a thorongh mechanic. ‘While the officers and men of the yard regret that Mr. Welles has left for another field they Will be glad that his place is to be filled by so accomplished an officer as Mr. Dennison. Mr. dD. was introduced to the officers and master ‘workmen, yesterday, by Mr. Welles. Richard Brown, the seaman who was in- derred from the yard on Sunday last, belonged ao the Osceola. He was captured by the rebels ut Battery Diamond, near Fort Anderson, N.C., on the 5th of February lest. He wasa native of Ireland and not of Virginia as has been stated. a Se “TB WORKMEN OF WASHINGTON.” — We re glad to learn that Mr. Ford intends pro- ducing Miss Laura Keene's new play, ‘The Workmen of Washington,” at his beautiful aheater next Monday. It has made a prefound Sensation in each of the cities in which it has been enacted. New York, Boston, Philadel- phia and Baltimore, are unanimous in com- mending it, not only as @ lesson, but the lesson tbat our communities require. It shows to what horrible consequences the apparently innocent babit of “taking a drink” may lead, sand how gradual and imperceptible is the de- Scent to perdition; it exhibits the actualities of dife when the vice of drunkenness has taken possession of the once sober, industrious me- chanic. Mr. Ford is determined to place it on his boards in such & manner as to compete With if not eclipse all other managers. Mr. Lamb, the scenic artist, will paint some fine docal scenes. among which will be found the machine shop at the Navy Yard, with the jJarge steam-engine in motion; the wharf at Seventh street. shqging the Potomac river, the ferry boats, the pitol illuminated,“ ete., etc. The story is most exciting, the moral un- exceptionable, while the play will be cast to the full strength ef Mr. Ford's Baltimore and ‘Washington theatres. In addition, Mr. John Dyott, the New York favorite, Mr. H. Hawk, 8 glorious Irish actor, will appear, and Miss Lavra Keene herself will add to the strength of this really unprecedented cast, and perform the small but interesting part of the drank. ard’s wife. oe REAL Estate Saves.—By J. C. McGuire & Co., auctioneers—Lot fronting on Louisiana avenue and D street, between Sth and 7th, to Barbour & Semmes, for $3.50 per square foot. By Green & Williams—Part lot 5, square 725, improved with a frame house, on H, be- tween Ist and 2d streets, to John Pendergraft, for £930; the remainder of the lot. also 1m- roved, to Catherine Twish, for #1,000; four ots fronting on the alley im the rear of the above, to A. Best, for 7X cents per foot: part of Jots 25 and 27, and lot26, corner of C and 2d streets eaat, to John Bowen, for li cents per Soot. By C. R. L. Crown & Co.—Lot 14, in square 539, to Downing & Dempsey, for $1,500. By W.L. Wall & Co.—Lot 20 feet by 100, on Seventh street, between S and T north, ee proved by a fve-roomed frame dwelling, to Henry Koch, fer £2,200. 2 HIGHWAY Ronpgry.—About one o’clock this morning, a sailor named James Scott and a soldier named Jas. D. Deen, met at a ranche in Hooker's Division, andjafter arinking freely, went out together, when the sailor seized the soldier’s watch andranoff withit. Thesoldier followed, tired a shot which missed, and at- tempted to fire a second shot, but the cap didn't explode. The sailor ran into Ward’s dumber yard followed by the soldier. Officers ‘Watts and Fitzgercld heard the shotand fol- owed the parties into the lumber yard, and reached them as the soldier placed his pistol to the sailor’s head and demanded his property. The sailor gave up the stolen watch, but the chain could not be found. Justice Miller sent Scott to jail for court. gee SALE UNDER THE CONFISCATION AOT.—Last f@vening, the library of Geo. P. Scarborough, date one of the Justices of the U.S. Court of Claims, seized under the confiscation act, was sold by Messrs. W. L, Wall & Co. The sale Attracted a large number of members of the bar, and the books brought good prices, the roceeds of the sale amounting to about $2,510. here were included in the catalogue about 700 volumes of standard law books and 400 miscel- 2Zaneons works, which averaged about $2 50 per volume. a ene Scuppsn Deatn.—-Yesterday morning, a colored woman named Elizabeth Harrison, aged about 70 pyeerss dropped dead in the yard of Mr. Coan, on Maryland avenue, (Capitol yin) Her body was teken to the precinct station where an inquest was held by Coroner Woodward, and a verdict that she came to her death from causes unknown was rendered. eae Petty Larceny Pe ped Sergt. Skip- pon, of the Third Ward, arrested Wm. Scott, colored, servantof G.A. Balzer, for stealing ¥arious articles, the pro ditt of his employer. The Sergeant recovered several articles of minor impertance, but sufficient as evidence to justify Scott’s commitment. The prisoner ‘was sent to jail for court. eae Srriovs CHarGcE.—Tuesday evening Frede- rick Knoller,a German, was before Justice Handy on the charge of sodomy, he having been arrested by officer Harrison. He was committed to jail for court — CITY ITEMS. er Tue Srone & Rosston Circus ComsBrna- TION.—This evening, this famed organization will give its inaugural exhibition in Washing- ton on the corner of New York avenue and 6th street—a very convenient and desirable loca- tion. This is the jargest institution of the kind in this country, with an unparalleled array of celebrated European And native artists to give eclat tothe magnificent arenic See the advertisement. a casa ATTENTION is called TION to the ady. the New York and Liverpool Petroleum Ooms pany. The prospectus, which will be sent to by address, on application, gives a fall ac- count of its opergtions, with charter and by- jaws. A Mmited number of shares are offered &t the subscription price of five dollars per sbare, without further tax or assessment; can be had Te addressing the company,71 Broad. ‘way, N.Y., er on application to an: agenis PP y of its OrparR CamPHOoR roR MOTHS.—Surely Stifling to all insect-life. One package used this week will prevent as much mischief as six packages next June. Cheapest any time but now, economy economized. Harris & Chapman, Sole Manufacturers, Boston. Drag- gists everywhere sell it. Ww. JOHNSON f Portland, Mai G. o7 acca ett Hats Brae. oon, ‘ee o-oo ali of bis friends,” "ere he will be B.—Bastern men Twill Pert- land Gaily papers at this diay fooa vole moderate, 1 ‘Apply at 313 8th street, -hetwoon Land + at gongs way HAY, aly sau.of Jef George Havant hiseis Bere “taneral ‘will, ake lace cemette. at $ o'clock .. from the rother is.’ David i "966 0 street. Ia ; he 29th inst,, at the resi rr 01 in-ls1 mills ‘Herman,on7th tt. Georgeto Mae Fate ¥- Betoved ‘wife of William J; Smiths in ofher The fuberal Ww ike nis en athe Gathatis Church, seers on t 10 o’eloe’s Tren iends of the fs ee WANTED tre Lets S pees a 8. HEL- LER’S Fancy Store, 34 Mi pace, be 7th and 81 8th. None but the best sre one ms). 4t* (A SESPROTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN DE Gan bevece tte at enn eine stares a ende r anote to Box 12 Star Office. ee ANTED—A first-rate Sane WASHER and W Akonan aise: S0onornn poe oe ence At No. 400 4th street, near ity Hall. required. Vv ANTED—A pastry Oook of name are TS @ rience wishes a SITUAT: re either a Hotel or pastearant, Ta Gnas. o OLp TAG: No, 83 M si 23d and 24th, V wre ood COOK, one who cau vr good family bread ‘and pastry. Noone need apply who cannot bring good reference, No. 415 E street, between Sth and 9th streets. 1t* W ANTED TO RENT—From May Ist,an unfur- nished HOUSE, containing not over twelve di, ) either in ay city ‘a. B.,” Star 0 rooms, (with garden ‘prefe) or EG ear getawna: Address Te aNTED=Ts inform the public where MEALS can be bad at reasonable prices, atthe Cali- fornia Coffee House and Free Reading Rooms, No 281 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and Mth streets, south side, Washington. D. 0. Qountry and foreign newspapers—Free Reading Rooms. Breakfast, Dining and Private Supper Rooms, Open from 7 o’clock a. m. to 12 p.m. Meals se’ toall parts ef the city ith superior Wines, Li- quors, and Ales at reaso: je prices. ane packed in boxes for parties travelling, and others. oes of all railroads that leave Washington city, Also, Furnished Rooms, by the day, week or month, Strictly on the European s style. m 3A-4t* ANTED— An oe oe BOOKKEEPER. Address 8. A., Star Office. YOUNG MAN WISHES A aTGATIGn aE bar keeper. The beater references if required. Address L. G., Star Office. m 2 3t’ V ANTED—A first class ieurnerman BAREER. Good wages will be given. Ap te at Ree Ao 7th st bet" B and E. — Washington D we aRYED—A good Country CARPENTER. a ply at Metropolitan Railroad Offies. corner of Iith street and d Rew York avenue, between the hours ef id 12. mar 29-4t WANTED & furnished or partly farnished ’ HOUSE. located in the central part of the city, contaisip arene Box 31, Btar off Time Begg or twelve roomie a respectable faniiy a aa inthe Third or Fourth Wards Rent V ANTED—A genteel COLORED WOMAN, mid- ale aged, for Chamberwork and assist in Washing and Ironing. Must come well recom- me meee Aprly at 428 D street; or Louisiana av. mar 29-5) ARTRD Bye rorpscteble ley from St. Louis, o has been disappointed in meeting her friends” a a SITUATION as child’s nurse er house- keeper. Good Soinens given. Apply at No. 48 1ith st, m 29-3t* Vy 7 ANTED—At the Seaton House, a FIREMAN that ipieratens Sane charge of a’ateam bollers two WASHERS, and one experienced ER. et a GIRL for the Cie gel ce. x the Ww TED, IMMEDIATELY—Three ata Ss T MAKERS. No others need apply to z COA H. RIBNITZKY, Merchant Tailor, northwest cor- ner of 9th and D streets, Washington, D.C ; where can be found a full and complete assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up ina style inferior to none in this city or elsewhere, A call most Forpectrally solicited. A fy supply of GENT’S FURNISHINGS on hand. WANTED= Two colored WAITERS. Markham Hotel WANTED-A good COACH PAINTER at Wal- ter & Neeker’s Coach Factory, 346 D street, bet, 9th and lth. moh 23-3t* Ge WANTED—FURNISHED or UNFUR- NISHE Address Box 724 Post Office, Washington, D. C. mh 28-5t* WV ANTED_ By a respectable girls SITUATION to do housework or fine sewing. Apply at 291 O street, between id and 43s sta , Leland m 25-31 WANTED-By @ respectable man and his wife, to take charge of a HOUSE for the summer: Apply at Ne. 239 St. bet. Mth and 1th sts, mh 2 3t* ANTED TO SELL—The SHOP, TOOLS AND LEASE of a Blacksmith and Wheelwri, Be Apply at ™m 23 3t* i reference can be given. Shop that is doing a good business, on K st.. tween 9th and l0th streets. Inquire on the premi- nes. mar 23 5t* WO RESPECTABLE joanne WISH SITU- ATIONS together, a private family, oneto cook, wash ant yn, and the other to doc jamber- work and plain sewing or to take care of children, Can come well recommended. Can be seen for three days. Callat 226 New Jersey avons, pelt Latreet and New York avenue. FOR BENT AND SALE. Frere Ble and rel sgraunen ROOMS, a sts fe locati cas of ofthe most wt desirable in the city. mn FFIOB 3 BENT — Over Btinemets’s a Store, 234 Pa. av. Pskior aD CHAMBRE FOR eae = 467 Sth st., bet, Band F, opposite Coromcte Building. Fo 7aae = Brick HOUSS, atginina om rooms; water and pavement at th perfect. ‘Apply corner 4th and A Tent, ath ats. non m5 Fo RENT—A HOUSE of six rooms, with por- tion of the FORNITUBE for reat or sale, In- atNo, 383 loth street, above new ¥ oe OF aa ;OoR Pare legan' LOR =e aa Fo i ROOMS. with or eithout Board, Tngaire at —_ RILEY'S, 2th street, between L an a a —A_ RESTAURANT, in the Firat Ward, near War Department. Alse, Fixtures and Apparatus o of soda water and ice cream saloon, Apply < mh 30-lw* FOR RENT—Two large desirable ROOMS, com- municsting. on first floor, furnished or unfur- nished. Reference required, At No. 400 4th street, near City Hall. mh 30-3t* Fe RENT—A very pleasant and handsomely furnished front M, in a most desirable lo- cation. ‘Enquire at 404 Istreet, between ae and 12th streets. mh 30. FoR SALE.—35 000 cash will perenaye a icy first-class RESTAURANT, ceggrally located, and now doing & cate CauTE usiness. For par- ticulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor. yenD avenue and 15th street. mh 30-1 URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, parlorin ite or single, first-class house, furniture new and the very beat.(house central,) 361 F streat, be- aren 9thjand 10th sts., near the Resets ace Post ee LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE TOE oe Twenty rooms, both gas and water, with spa- cious grounds. Rent. $180 per month. $20 for fixtures, &c., required. Possession immediately. Without themoney none need apply, 8. W ner 2ist and H sts. m 36- FS RENT AND a FOR SALE-A Brick DWELLING HO ith water and gas, containing eigh* toomare ited in one of the most central and oat locations in the city, two squares from the Treasury Department. {n- quire at No. 203 14th street, next corner of Rhode island avenue, Postession given 10th April. _mh 30 tf OR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished ROOnS ‘at No. 490 Ist. bet. 7th and 8th, ‘OR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS ina Pie ble location, 450 12th street, between G and H, mar 29-3t* For RENT.—On the ist of April will be for rent a three story BRICK HOU; on 11th street north, between G and H etrectas Bact Rec tiealars apply 'at No. 5 555 G street, mh 29-31 "A TIRST OLABS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. OOUNTRY SEAT FOR SAL! acres. 3 and 18 mostly ia timber, of ferer. 3 ro role a large well built DWELLING, beat river satthe as row tat tsiabie. Tee: House, fled wi ice, number There pee and dwarf ‘ombracing @. above il tented | ie sein co’ ae Washington, 2, DB. one and a h 2 Georgetown, directly east of St. wal on the road to pennsilviows: It the north and by a proposed public called “Woodley ee ry of which wa oo! Bewi last year, by whicl oh the piace will e At fifteen minutes’ drive of Washington cin further description of this preperty is deemed 1 contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the place. If not disposed of a! ye oer sale before the lsat of on next, it will be offered a Epablic auc- tion, of which due notice will For terms, &c. inquire of Chari [. Matthews Attorney a’ ww. No. 51 Congregs street, Georg: town oreoeite the Post Office, or corner of Right! and \ Mark St Bpace, Washington city, who is pr ar 0 thow o! ie Pings stawtt” op. A. BOWRN, 8 FOR RENT—PARLORS and OHAM- 8, No. 424 15th street, between New York Rous avenue and H street mh 25-e03t™ Fe OR BALE—Three LOTS OF GROUND on Green . Georgetown, D. O., now occupied by Henry Barron & Son,asawoodand coal yard. Itiscon- sidered one of the best stands in the town for th business. The lots froot on Green street 101 feet. and running back and fronting on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 120 Also, a good frame HOUBE two stories, containing 9 or 10 reoms,and in od order, with back building. situated on Wes' For articulara ings ire at the wood and coal nies RY BARRON & SON. ¢ mi6-12t* oR BALE. The subscriber will sell at private sale his RES- IDENCKE, situated in the village ef Bladensburg. 1t consists of a house and lot, The house has five rooms,s kitchen, pantry and end pulang: Per- sone desirous of acre the premises can do 80 by ing on the subscriber, bated AMES W. WILSON, Bigdenaburg, Panes Qeorge’s county, _m I5-e06t* Maryland. F%, SALE—A RESTAURANT and BOARDING HOUSE, withis one square of Penn’a ay. and ith street goon ces tock of te; rant oly/a%s ‘ur! re, ot ck of lique ef and Tease for $4.000. ELL & BONS. @7 A fifty acre FARM ington, fair improvements, for $2. 7 ORSALB_A PROVISION STORE and SWELE ING HOUSE at «reasonable price and on mod- erate terms. For further particulars inquire of Mr. JOHN WALTER, No. 372 E atreotsy) pereces lth and lth 29 3t* .OR, SALE—A RE8STAUBANT AND AE AT- tached, doing a good business; with fixtures, furniture and bedding. in an eligible position. DE KRA mar 29 it* ie th street. Fo RENT—A large well furnished FRONT ROOM on the second floor in the First Ward, suitable for two gentlemen. This is one of the most desirable rooms, and one of the most Blea ant locations in Washington. Inquire at No. Istreet, near 2ist st. m 20-3 te p80 OE Sopa FOUNTAIN FOR SALE—A large hand- - some silver urn, containing ten sirup cans, with the names of each sirup engraved on tl the cans and faucets, cylinder cooler. ten feet of worm pipe, air- pump(8ylyester’ '8 patent) complete, will be sold cheap for, cash,- Callat Drug Store 370 corner I and 7th sta. Bt A HOME o! BR. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers, (Corner of 7th and F streets.) We have HOUSES and LOTS in all parts of the City, but want more to fill up our numerous calls for property. SMALL FRAME on AI avenue, near 23d street, 4 rooms, only $800. THREE FRAMES and ‘six Shanties, all renting at We per month, with large Lot, on the coraer, at “BRICK HOUSE, and wquare of Groun! and a Nursery and Flower Garden for lease. CHEAP FRAME on 1%th street, 5 rooms, and near K street, $1,8/0, FRAME on leased ground, at $200. FRAME on Virginia avenue, 5 rooms, trees, flowers. &c., $1,200, BRICK HOUSE, with 11 rooms, gar, &c., shrub- bery, fruits, grapes, &c., with very ie ‘Lot, on Maryland avenue, Capitol Hill, at $7,0% BRICK HOUSE on Maryland ace. Capitol Hill, at $6 000 BRICK HOUBE on 4th street, 9 rooms, at $3,000. 8 ACRES, with good House and Stable, near tha city, at $3,200. 6 ACRES, unimproved, at $30 per acre, 46 ACRES out 7th street road four miles, unim- proved, NEW YORK PROPERTY to exchange for Prop- erty here Fine BUSINESS PROPERTY on F street for sale, $f,000. BUSINESS PROPERTY on °th street, for sale, B.M. HALL & CO., mh 2) 3t Real Estate Brokers. m 23-5t™ V ANTED-By a resprctalilon soya8 erTUR. () URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, at 492 XE st., ATION as house ecper in sntlemen’s between Sthand ith, Very desirable ae the family or ins hotel, References given. Address | summer, fronting southward, 3 3t* Boh office, Baltimore, or Star office here, 27-6 WAxtHica paracrs! s STEWARD at 8t. Mary's Naval D. spot. A Seadent of ee referred y Apply tot urgeon M. DUVAL' ey 3. Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. mb 6t' MoxtaLy NURSE.—Amerigan, with best of City references, will be disengaged about April lst. Thosein need of such, callor address 519 H street, bet. 6th and7th. mhl6-eotaprl* ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on Sie piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 525 B st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tf ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Also,the heavy ended chimney peat will not break. ‘Oalland see them at 316 F 5 bet. 10th and lith. misim Wa NTED—Erery store and housekeeper to know that they can fnd. the largest asaort- ment of COAL OIL LAMPS, vlain and fancy CHANDELIERS a GAS FIXTURES. and the best No.1 COAL OIL, at 16 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F street bet. 10th and I)th streets. mk 13-1m* MALL HO iture for m 25-3t* FS SALE—A RESTAURANT —with Stock and Fixtures, opposite Baltimore ito aaa Sas, TO RENT, four rooms. Address J; C., Post Of door from the corner of north Qapito Enquire en the premises. (OR RENT, APRIL 1—A FUBN aa OUER, containin. Ibe zooms) on Missouriavenue, In- ire of M. VIS, at Mrs. Hough's)! ne — ay., between a and 5 o'clock. MM WELL FURNISHED ROOMS Tor aan in a private family; can in a healthy loca- tion, for lemen; at No. 371 ist aires near corner of &. East Gapitol Hii. m25 ott" PEBASANT FRONT ROOM. suitable tor two persons, and one Back ROOM for one perron, in a private family. $1 Market street, eorgs- von, piigineen St aad 4th. Terms $30 per month. Fo Om SAR light manufacturing BUSINES3. can be carried on in any root d— wertised for one year. Price $150. This aoe %f stock on hand, Profits large. Address ‘0. Star Office. m 23-4 ae ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any articles of value. The highest cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods, Alro, a Substitute wanted. At Singer's Sewin, mealie Agency, 416 E street, near cite W! ANTED— EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 & st.,and see the splendid stock of China, Crookere and Glassware, biew: and Plated ware general assortment of use furnishing FO Fei het inihacdiith, ANTED. WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to "pring eatayd Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINCE'S Stampin and Fluting Depot, 381 F ly and get the: Fluted. Prince has two machines mad eee for Quilling Ladies Buffies without the use of gu &s. caaare the only machines here to do such ‘work fe Nee ee WwW ANTS B_SR0OnD BAnD, FUBNITURE MI BB, EDS, BED- PING. ant HOUBAYURNIB IN NG G00) ry woot = Grees Gand Be Posi ma * ‘ery ide. AT COST! AT COST!! HIGHLY IMPORTANT! ey HOUSEK EEPERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. NOW 18 THE TIME TO FURNISH YOUR HOUSE. 825,000 worth of Walnut and Mahogany PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, consisting of a foll and complete assortment of HAIR OLOTH CHAIRS, ROCKERS, SOFAS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, BEDSTEADS, WHATNOTS, and every deseription ef WALNUT AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE wo will tell during the nent twenty deen ree AT PRIME COST. Will be added a beautiful assortment of GILT FRAME MIBERORS. Contem plating: making 1g extensive improvements in our Store during the menth of April, the male cannot continue jonaee than twenty d: We vise parties wii os select from the stock Whilst full and ce: te x on The largest stock powae’ FURNITURE in the District at prices that defy competition, OROCKBY, CUTLERY and GLASSWARE at reduced prices. WINDOW SHADES in beautiful designs. BONTZ & GROSHON, early. m2S-10t 369 Beventh street, above I. 2, 00 SHADE TREES FOR SALB—Of beau- 9 tiful varieties, consisting in part of, MaPLB. RR “ENGLISH svoaony. ‘ BSE OHES' 0.5 & et p MORGAN, m 27.3t er adard er's Beod eae rien, Goosebetr'ss, urrants, &¢.; ries. Bere Bhage oy avE mar a 296 7th strest, corner él mat yi pint nor “e FS BENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS on first floor, Nabi for housekeeping, wi+h private front entrance. References required, Apply to large frame cottage, P street north, Cae doors west of l4th at, OR RENT—An clegantBALOON PARLOH: a piano. firat clase. References required ‘Also, several desirable ROOMB, some of which can be used for housekeeping. Apply at eae i arrcees between 12th and 13th. OR SALE—A good located SHOE = = 1 7th street, between K and L ets. -lw* Fe RENT—Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS situated on @street, near New Jersey avenue. Rent very moderate. mar 27-6t* Fo RENT—Two brick HOUSES, one 5 rooms, one7 rooms. Apply corner 4th and A streets north Capitol Hill. mh27-5t* Fo BALE OR RENT—A MEAT and PROVI- SION STORE, connected with the Howard Dining Rooms, H street, between 12th and I3th sts. It is in perfect rannieg order, with ice house com- plete. Apply at southwest corner 13th anew ue ats ey segar store. Fo RUNT OR LEASE—A large BrORNROGH and DWELLING on 7th street, opposite Pat- ent Office. Inquire at Mo. 152 Penna. av., bet. 7th and 18th. m 25-6t* FOE REN’ ‘enDB) epg vain avenue and 7 fee 5) Fo RNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT, over See saloon, Penne ae avenue, corner lith st, Apply to F. W. T. iN. mar2d lw* PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS without Board at low prices, No. 6 north A street north side Capitol square. Two passenger rail- way ay lines within thirty yards of the door, xO SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, Bear National Hotel would make aaplendid store or contechione: d ice cream ssioon. Addres inte diately, + iy A., city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 2?-Im* {OR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three horses; most central location in Washington; rear of 274 mateeee cor side. Terms very, moderate, Ap- ply to P. J. BELLEW & 00.,5 GQ Boventh Arreets door sou! thot Qdd Fellows’ ‘Hall, 21-tf Bow ILDING LOTS FOR Te Sree a ble pons Lore. in the northern neces ion o} rene Second W: besold very chi ear fo F cash immediate Bere? be made at L ee aperhanging Store, 0,2 a. ee a 12t hand 1th sta OR BENT’ Two large and <smaodigan aE \ Jing HOUBES. com ining 33 rae situated « on north between 3d an ‘eets wi and stables Stacked: suitable ‘for a pense. ‘Possession given the 16th of Aes, further informstion in- Waren HIN P. ParERE. Ne. Ais 6th HIOKS, No, 8 north A streets ¢ a ALUABLE COTTAGE 8: He V CITY FOR BALE. ae tor at ES oan | valuable tract of land ‘Re county of ‘ashi cold iy. n, between Bladensburg road “ jing in fata ad alls, . ae ani eight beautiful cottage ait ion Cpunmanding «ne view of eee. This pro; rity f the mn beet nies wee egy any aes tieenin int the Bigrist Se UIRM & OO. Aucts,” “°* to sani Fo SALE-The BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, Situated twenty-eight miles from Washington, on ney ble of thi % en not win beget ois Te will be RENTED FOR THE eee: Inquire of L. PAREBU “Noe mar 15.tf Be 5) '—A few more excellent and cheap it the bgt on Bonding, coreer street. Inquire at WE & O0'B., Clothing Btore in nme B Baile hind Boor at Building. FOR SALE Dear ; BUILDING sen au STEPHENS & 00.,3 9 Bs. av fan 3F-e0tt AUCTION SALES. B* Ww. B. Lee & OO., Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue eee SALE or U1 eeu aEeD PLED- GES A®GOTI OF FINE DIAMOND SEWELRY. GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, &o. MONDAY next, April 3, at 10 o’clock, we shall sell twenty-five very fine Gold Watches, in heavy 18 carat cases; some of the highest cost of English and American Levers. Also, fine gold guard, vest, and ladies’ Chains; Diamonds io cluster and single stone; Earrings, Pins, and Rings, with opal, ruby and emerald Rings and Sets; Opera Glasses, &c. The above are all first-class good’. Can be ex- amined early morning ofsale, Persons interested will do well to attend, oy he will be sold. mh 30-3 EWIS & CO., Aucts, ¥J.C. aie & er Auctioneers, ror EIGHT ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND HE BLADENSBURG TURNPIKE TWO AND AHALE MILES FROM THE CENTRE On THURSDAY, April Sth, at120’clock m,, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, 48 acres of Vaiua- ble Land, about 232 miles frem the Oentre Market, lying en the right 2and side of the Bladensburg turepike, immediate]. OPP’ ite the country resi- dence of Clark Mills. This laud isa portion of the Dr. Nichols’ farm: it is all io a state of cul- tivation; siopes to the south, and is splendid scil for garden purposes. Within the last year over 1,00) loads of manure and 2,0) bushels of lims have nee put on the land. The place is improved by asmall Log Dwelling House, 1 by 24 feet, and a fine new Frame Stable, with accommodations for ten horaes, hay loft. &c..&c. Fiveacres are incultivation as a market garden, with hot beds, &e Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 1,2, and 3 years, with interest, secured b: eed of trust. a! conveyancing and stamps at cost of purcha- se! ne 50. eo&kda J.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta. 8. 3. MARSHAL ’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ + of fleri facias issued froma the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Oeurt of we United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in fout of the Court house deer of said piateicy 1 @ ON DAY, the ith day of March instant, commencing at I2o’clock m , all defendant's ehe title, claim aad. interest in and to the following property, to wit. vi oe Nos.2and 5,in Eqnare? are No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square Bartot bot No.5, im Sauare No. $30 together with all and singular the im provements thereon, in the City of Washington. ; poised ‘Lenox, and levied upon as the groperty: of Waite and will be sold to satisf, iciala No. "20, 8u- ree) Court In favor of Richard Winteor, use of ichard Wallach, zt U. 8. Marshal DO. mar 4-dta @7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- ay THUBBDAY, the S0ts Instant, eamie mont r and ae) U. 8, Marshal D. 0. R@-THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POsT- poned o1 count of the weather until MONDAY next, the 3d of April, 1853, at ae hour and place. W. ED » LAMON, m 30 5: Marenal v.O. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE ES VALUABLE AND DE- Apa REAL E8TATE ON PENNSYLVA- NIA AVENUE, BETWEEN ap adel 4% 8T8., OUTH SIDE, ‘AT PUBLIO LE. In pursuance of a decree of ite Supreme Oourt of the District of Oolumbia, co in equity made inthe suit wherein Will Farrar an others are complainants, wo een F. Kelley, executor of the last will and testament of Mary Farrar, deceased, is defendant, I shall proceed to sell at Publie Auction, in frent of the premises, on MONDAY, the lth day of April next. at § ovelock p.m., all the estate, right, title, interest Claim, and demand which Mar yFairar died seized and possessed of, in and to thet valu: sirable piece or parcel of and being on the south ai nue, on ‘ in the city of ry Sain gt ; containing 3,175 squ feet. more er lesa, together with the iis sraare ments thereon, consisting of two one-and-a-half story Frame Houses on a one Gree -a-half story of said ‘ermas ‘One-half cash; and the residue in three equal instalments, payable respectively in six, nine, and twelve months, with interest. The de- ferred payments to be secured in such manner as the said Supreme Court of “he District of Oolum- bia, sitting in equity, may order, Ona hi hundred dollars to be paid AA vant when the lot is Trustee. bid off. ORREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. m 3)-e0&da BY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY CHOICE OLD LIQUORS. CROCE EE CERES. EN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSH. EB, &c. On THURSDAY MORNING, April o’clock, at the Family Grocery’ ore Ochs: Thon Goat, corner of 20th and H streets, we shall selj mrive es of Groceries and Liquors,con- pal sacks of Flour. peel Crushed, Pow- wa re. e asted Ground J a Javaand Biod Cotes boa Chests of SAUCE Green and Black Teas Bpices of all kinds, Soap, Oandles, Yeast Powders, Bta Powder” and Bhot, English Pickles and Sauces, Barrchs 8 aud zore) old barrels : * Baker,” 1381; PAROLE *? 185) Whiskies moe the following seis in “ Finale,?? Zeigler,” 1855; 30 dozen Dottles tine Old Rye Whisky Bosarios eatek and Irish Whisky Holland Gin, in wood Apple Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry Brandies, Together. with Platform and Counter Scales Btand Casks, Measures, many articles found as a first-class Grocery,not mecessary to enume- As Mr. Cogan is about to retire on account of ill-health, the stock will b Fey pealen te a will be sold absolutely to Terms cash. ™ 30-d J.C. MoGUIRE & Oo. Aucta. ¥ JAS, O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers, HANDSOME | EURNITOBE AND HOUS:! ‘ECTS AT PUBLIC 8. ALE =xOLy On FRIDAY money » March iin at 10 o’clk at the residence 263 @ street, between ith an ae eta, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects Mlegant Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da- gaze covered Forsise nueey. Chaizs Sar Re op covered low Gortaigace aes goraice sivet covered Arm Chairs tend ‘alnut Marbie-to; OCarved Walant, Dishes ery and Glass Ware, 7s, Onaine Doh Mabogear. Weian mt fend Fine Weiting Fables ‘0 pacoer wit 8 & general assortmentof Kitchen SS pada rm oS ite UIBE & Oo., Aucts, VE BALE IB vi penance ce TUMBDAY, Benue mee J.C. McGUIRR 9@., FOR RENT “FOR RENT AND SALE. SALE. ~ AUOTION SALES. - read, | sh wt THIS AFTERNOON AND fowonnee— oo ¥ JAB. 0, MeGUIRE-& O0., Auctionsers. JERE EE RPDS LOTR" Oa ‘a ERNOON, Mi 30, o” Shynebay stir we * shall + arte fronting 19 feet on Bast 04; Any street, and back 105 oat toa ‘) foot all Tot on Sth street, near thecorner of Mast Ga fronting a8 feat feet on th street Ssrage ot Ra n Conte, Lot on core if husetts avén aot pe ‘3 anit fee feet huaameate on Mai feet on 10th thie balance in on six eels montha, with b interest, secured by a axint oe the ee meet ma alerax ah ors wit be required at the ty All conveyancing and revenue stamps at tho-sest ont ee purchaser. 25-d JAS. 0. McG@UIRE & OO0., Aucts, 7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BUILDING LOT aT THR THIRD ST oy a EAST TAL sO ar L otc 0. 733. having a front of 54 feet Borth 2 and feet ool stad, nad would mses erty is beau al situa al rt) tusinoan id, fy beiog a corner lot, oppesite ‘aug! ape! 4 made knows at sale. nae uber ‘GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ays: C. Mc@UIRE & «00. Auctioneers, TROUSTEB'S. BALE OF oF FELEED wroee On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, h 30 (=) o’elock, at the auction Room, we ah 170 cords of Felled Wood, mostly now lying on the farm of the late @. 2 the Tk Sr., about four miles from the no “on the 7th street road, east of the second toll- sate . By order of the Truste J.C. McQUIRE & O0., Aucta, BE WM. LL. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Seuth corner Pa, ave, and 9th street. GALA GED AND BOOKS ON MISCELLA- NEO peor AT AUCTION On THURSDAY. EVENING, 30th instant, com- mencing at7 e’clock, we will sell st the Auction Rooms, without reserve, a collection of Paintings. embracing the works of well known artis some fine old criginals, the collection of a private gentleman, L80— A collection of Miscellanoous Books, comprising rare valuable works. Catalogues can be obtained at the Auction Rooms. mh 24[Chron.) WM.L. WALL & OO., Aucts. YW.L. WALL & 0o., Auctioneers. A STREETS. AT AU on ‘Pitt DAY, the 3ist ae LE 12 o’cloek m. we willsell, on the premises, corner ee street and @hio avenue, the New Yerk Bull’s Head Stables, main stable, stalls for 40 horses, and lot 160 feet front by 100 ‘feet deep, dwelling up stairs, contain- ings rooms, Bay Loft, Water and Feed boxes. Iso, Clay Stable for 25 horses on the lot, and 5 smal! houses, all occupied, and bringing @3 per month rent. Also.6 lots leased at from $2.50 to $3 per month. The leases, licenses, geod will and all.will be per- e maplory sold, the buildmes being on long leases offer inducements to purchasers, Also, Lotof lumber. Ternecash WM. L, WALL & 00., {Chron} Auctioneers, mm Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BXOELLENT xHOUSEHOLD, Tren RITOHEN FURNITURE AT AUO On FRIDAY, Eee instant, at ry Oniock 8. we shall sell, at the residence of a lady declin: housekeeping, No. 23, west aide of 43q street. near aeons avenue. an excellent assortment of Furni- Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus Mabogany Marble-top Enclosed Washstands Mabogany Marble-top Center Tables Fine fahogany Wardrobes Mshoxan jekreachs Jenny Lind, and other Bad- stear Mahogaay” Bair Cloth Sofas, Rocking Chairs and Mahogany Extension, Dining, and other Tables Mahogany Etageres, Whatnots, and Hat Tree Gilt Frame and other Glasses Oak Dining, Cane seat. and Walnut Office Chairs Damask and qince Window Curtains and Cornices Painted Blinds Feather Beds, Boleters and Pillows Hair and other Mattresses Large assortment of Bedding Large lot of Gilcloth and Mattin, 6) Glass, and Crockery Ware, and other Bi- es ning-room reauit Brucaels, Three. “ply, Btair, and Hall Carpets Stair Rods and Plates Refrigerators, Cooking and other Stoves A lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other articlen te too pumerous no mention. Terms cai EN & WILLIAMS, m 23-d Auctioneers. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, AN Lan SALE OF VaLUADLE REAL Es- CHANGE EIN GEORGETO By virtue sor adeores of the Biorene Court of the *pistrict of Corals bearing date the Mth day of March. A. D. 1835. and passed in a certain cavse therein depend in which BE. M.Linthioum & Co, were complainants, and the widow and hei at law of Richa’ id Jone defendants, (the same b: ing cause No. oanlty docket No.7, )!the unde: signed will a udlic Anction, to the hi at bidder, on ONDAY. the 10th day of April next, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, Let No. 215, in Beatty & Hawkins’s addition to Georgetown,’ fronting abent 7 106% en the south side 5 6th street, bet. Market Frederick streets. Also, Lots No, fif- teen, (1! aixteens (16) seventeen, (17) eig&teen, 8) and nine'een, (19) in Peters’a Square in said town, fronting about 138 feet on the it side of High street, south of and near Bridge street. This last pieee of ground fronts about 155 feat on the Ohes- apeake and Ohio canal, and is one of the finest locatiens for business purposes in Georgetown. Itis improved by a two-story Brick House and frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops. Terms of sale, a8 prescribed by decree: Ome- fourth cash; residue in 6, 12and 18 months, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security, will be ken tae Ae conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied within five days after day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the coet and risk of the pur- ¢ ate ‘whole property will be sold free of widow’s dower, and the sale will pommenc Lot No. 215, and adiourn f from lot to lo! . CABTER MARBOU)} Y'erustes. m30-eod&ds THOS. DOWLING. Auet. BY we, L. eWay co., TcrlomesEs: orse and Qarri: ja pal Wonsain ave bet. sth and ith stae SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. On SATUBDAY, April lst, at the Bazaar we will fellabont = eIpTY BURSES, suited to saddle and harnoss, of which @ fall de- scription at sale. A large collection of re 8, Buggies, Rock: whick the sale wan omni anes wifh. New and Second- hand Harness, eee Regular Sales at the Baz: every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard “ine ther. beer Harness, &: Twat & Carriage: mar 2 {Chronicle} Y W. L. WALL & CO. aaataaee SALE OF Re ee Bs TROON TATE IN Apne SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of a decree of ‘be culty tine, be the District of Oolumbia, in ou ai taeea are it. al, mpl ry ef dents. (No. 19] Equit; & pa iy is duction Vn ae. of the 4th day of April A. cy me following Real 0, mumibered nine (9) } ee three es (353) of the. wlan of t! City. of Was! ton, beginning for the north-east corner e! square, at the intersection ar Distreee sow ith ia see eieent in runnin, ninety (20) fest. tl san line tat is ttn ence ast thence ports street four (64) feet ten amd half(10>4) inches to the place ef beginning, with prements thereon. ro pert; ituated on the corner of BD atreet senth ent 108 Hedin nd Offers great urc! 161 ire On ae d cash, the residue in ae vis 8 ‘i Title “teed to be retained until ail of the purehage money is paid. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the eogt ser. OTS tern of not complied with within five days from hada: of sali aoe Trustee the right to resell Sait meyersy, t and cost of the defaulting purchase by ety i WW Wonkts in some newspaper print i sahingtoa. @ city mh tanswdds 9 WT wale Co. ance. FINE PAINTINGS, : : On JN HON IOAE NaRaiaTG OUGER Ch to.s for sale imei finde, Fanagnie © or No. 486 Ft 8, m20-3t* Bight Doors above Odd Fellows’ lOMPSON'S POMADE I He rH poy OPTIEM—For't ir omade Se ocr aGa\f mb Sist, at his : Senay 7 ait amas : ME Sad stamps at whe cost of the haf: JAS. mh Mts e Mc@UIRE £00. a Lawes Bren ay sia AuctiOnesgs, BP vores St POREOMATE NGS Fo # enti Four auct Toome, wo ae Nish Eresels Carpet a8 buyers may Auctionesrs BUILDING LOTS ON 80 Nt oe eee 13TH AND 14TH Sis. AY tesa a let, at ie inches on south EF at , t, and running back 1 ne-tHird cash; the balance inf andiz terest, secured by deed of trust, eing and etumpe at the costof the 3.0 Me@UIRE& CO, Aucts. @, STAFFORD & 00, Austioncars. an Horse and Carriage Re ository, Wesnin Hotel, corner 7th and I sts One gauare ponte of Northern Liberties Market, BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &° BYw.8: on! IQMDAY, April Sd, at 10 o'clock a.'m., at th tory, wer ra i a about TY HORSES, saa to fie fa haroess, of which full de- Deription at sale a ALSO, Several young and eit brone . to be good elers and work well in har- 0 er wil ge collection of new and sec- OA! caer posi) AND HARNESS. sale t the Repository, Monday, y, without regard to the accommodations for 20 Horses, with ter conveniently arranged all through t mage of my former Triends and the public is most reapectin lly solicited m2 td .@ STAFFORD & ©O., Aucts. ¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHU- ETT au BE, NEAR 14TH STREET, AT on a ce DAY AFTEBNOON, April 2d, at fy a the promises, we shallse!l Lots 4. 5 an: son's subdivision of Square No. 213, fotecande fronting 30 feeton Massachusetts av- enue, Bear lith street. Lots 20 feet 9 inches ow avenue and running back to M street. : Ome-third So the balance in’ and 12 a, with interes: red by deed of trust, A payment Oi#w will bs required oneach fot at time veyancing at purchaser's cost. adade 5G! MeaUIRE © O., Aucts, YJ.0. inant & CO, Auctioneers, BxTAREIVE | SALE OW FINE COTTA@E SITES HIGH GROUND NORTH OF THE ATY AT PUBLIC SALE. In MOMDAY. Ai TERNOON, April 3d, at four @ prem ses, we shal ® portion of estate Known as lount Pieas- ‘a 2 eeketes bandsOme cottage siti ra res, ively al enth street and Sherma Neer This, pr rt: ituated on the north ef the clty e of the most peautifal Toca tions for residenees in the District—commanding an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown, eke @arrounding cotntry, witha full view of Lary ae au far as the — can reach. It by eee gs railroads, which ter- ourteenth streets, near ade op Seventh y be obtained at the counting-room of Rismart the anctleneers. ‘orms: Oi ten years, with interest pay- . secured by a deed of tru ablesemiannually. A payment of $2) on each let bah fired of the purchaser at the time of ‘bil comvoransine and stamps at coat of the pur- mh ee 3.0. McGUIRE & C@., Aucts, B* W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers, TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS, RES- TAUBANT#, AND ARMY TRADERS, IMPORTANT NOTICE. The Seoend Trade Sale by order of J Farrell, to be held at Oommercinl Buildings? Louisiang avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, on TUES- DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we shipments from rt eases of the calebrated Navy brand Smoking and Chewing Te- mati, Ohio ; 1,000 cases of Candies; 1% bbie, con, Bides, Ghee: this season’s curing, and But- 5 eobals: Whisky, of brands well Syrup, Enger. — Potatoes; 500 » &e. inger’s Liquors, Imported 18. Pickles, Oatsup Eggs, Goods, Jellies, Preserves, tim 40: Fad Se ; Be bbls, eee met ime pud place, e en’ - Schooner E. Yorbisne from Bo, € Dried amd Sait Fish, this season's . prima New England Se a carge foes shippers at Boston over $1) ,000. the abave enumerated coods will be sold ee ae 3 with limit or price. in lots e wants of large parts: end claims BUILDING LOT ON L STREET SENG g 14TH STREETS. * NOON. April 4, at 5 o’ol’k. @ shall sell, the western part of © No. 217, fronting 29 feet op een ith and ith streets west, 164 feet to 030 foot alley ‘Will be required of the parcha- cal; the Neat wxed in 6 and 12 of trus' pz cas revenue stamps at cost of = L, SAUNDERS, Agent. mea iJ. °. moevink & 00,, Auctioncers, B® J. O. Me@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND Bs aga THB CAPITOL AT PUB- ERNOON, April 5th, at e’ sea ea ieee are eeeatt sel Lot Ne. 5. lo. $61.-fronti: g 1% feet on Maryland raat 336 cet oe loth street east, improved House, contsining 7 rooms mauling for three horses, out: lowers, fruit treed, gtaped, is well situated for market, war: ee — a barence in 6 hi : RRA, and 12 rary revated stamps ee cost of J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, z iw bg Re TRAME HOUgR OF OF FOUR iD ak da troat of hol 'gell hae ated Hons | at ort itrot aioe te suas lath wtrest, near = the eecumglations at at